Published: December 1962
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Story Featuring Batman and Robin
The stretching man is drawn with the same hair and costume colors that the Elongated Man had since 1960.
Bat-Mite gives some crooks super powers so he can watch Batman fight them. Then he loses his powers so he can't reverse his magic.
Story Featuring Superman , Story Featuring UNICEF Donations
After Joe claims he's going to keep the pennies for himself, Superman takes Joe and Tom to Asia, South America and Africa to show them first-hand how much good the pennies they collect for UNICEF can do.
A criminal reduces Manhunter to miniature size.
writer credit by Bob Hughes
On the page immediately following page 7 of the previous story sequence.
Story Featuring Strange Old Laws
"What do you mean..."
In Nevada it used to be against the law to drive camels on the main highways. Los Angeles, CA forbids rabbit hunting from trolley cars. In Johnson City, NY it was against the law to wander from the right side to the left side of the sidewalk. Kansas, MO could call out men between ages 12 and 65 to help destroy locusts and grasshoppers.
Four individual cartoon panels on strange laws. On the page immediately following the previous sequence.
Story Featuring Quick Quiz
"What is the oldest, inhabited city in the world?"
On the page immediately preceding page 8 of the previous story sequence.
Ad Featuring Schwinn Bicycles
"Never before! So many great Schwinn features at such a low price!"
Back cover.
Ad Featuring American Body Building Club
"Skinny or fat, 15, 20, 30 or 40 years of age..."
Inside back cover.
Ad Featuring Task Force
Sold by Helen of Toy.
Ad Featuring Convoy Terror
Sold by Five Star Toys.
Ad Featuring Tootsie [all other candies]
"Your eyes may play tricks.... but not your taste!"
"I'm a basketball referee..."
Ad Featuring Zenith Stamps
On the same page as the previous sequence.
Ad Featuring American Specialty Company Christmas Cards & Seals
"Make money get prizes with fast selling 50¢ Xmas packs"
"Featuring the mightiest super-heroes of all time!"
Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Hi, everybody! Meet Johnny DC..."
Inside front cover.
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